Jamie Hughes
Jamie Hughes has dedicated his entire career to assisting the men and women of the Armed Forces. Jamie is committed to excellence in each step of the process and values the opportunity to work hard for those who have served. His goal is to take the typically stressful time of purchasing a home and securing financing and turn it into a more pleasant, streamlined experience. Jamie is passionate about what he does and enjoys the honor of helping Veterans and Active Duty personnel attain home ownership or a better loan through refinancing. Jamie Hughes currently resides in Columbia, Missouri with his beautiful wife, Kari. He’s also a proud father of two wonderful children, Holland and Tate. Jamie graduated from the University of Missouri in 2006. When Jamie isn't working, you can usually find him fishing, hunting, or cheering on the Missouri Tigers with friends and family.
Jamie Hughes
Loan Officer NMLS #1781663
| Office | 800-814-1103 x5529 |
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| jamie.hughes |
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| Address | 550 Veterans United Drive Columbia, MO 65201 |
Reviews
See what 955 customers have said about Jamie Hughes
We were in dire straights, our home had mold and I am disabled from Iraq. We turned to an internet search and we found Veteran's United. We went from a hotel to air bnb, but the team was there with us throughout the wait. Their kind words kept me sane, and my mind at ease. They never said we can't or anything negative to us. Sometimes I thought they were Superheroes. I will sing their praises, and HIGHLY RECOMMEND them to all my Veteran friends, and once again for me and my wife Katrina, and daughter Peyton thanks for our GREAT home and new lease on life. SSG(R) Rico Rawls
The team made refinancing such an easy process, easier than applying to college!
Jamie and his team are awesome. This is my second time buying through them and I couldn’t be happier.
My team did an outstanding job as always and I appreciate their work and effort.
As a military veteran, working with Veterans United Home Loans was the best choice I made.
